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You HAVE to find something else to do to take your mind off of eating everything in sight at those weak times. Right after school is the hardest time for me. If I go home I find myself eating until I am almost sick. Therefore, I just don't go home! I find somewhere else to go until time for me to go to my swim team practice. Once I get beyond that time between school and swim team practice, I am fine. There are times when we go to the mall and I try on a few clothes or something. Anything to keep my mind occupied. However, on days that I have to go home because my sons get tired of my afternoon, seemingly needless excursions, I throw on my iPod and walking shoes and head out the door as soon as I can. I take a water bottle with me and fill up on water. Most days I can handle it but there are days that I find myself grazing. It seems there are moments when I almost sabbotage all I have worked for and I do

something like buy a damn bag of Reese's Pieces and down the entire bag (not the individual serving bag) in a matter of a few days! INSANE! I know certain things are my weakness so I try not to buy them at all because I honestly have no control over some addictions. I ran into the man who fills the snack machine in our teacher's lounge right across the hall from my room. I begged him NOT to put anymore of the Reese's Pieces in the machine. He kind of laughed and told me to come pick what I wanted in the machine! So, I picked everything that I don't like!!! :) Other teachers may not be so happy with me!!! lol. Basically, just GET OUT OF THE HOUSE!!! Run for your life!!! You...or rather WE can get through these tough times of the day. It's all in a matter of what we FORCE ourselves to do. If you have to stay in the house, do something that gets your hands

really dirty or something so you won't want to eat! Good luck and stay out of the kitchen!!! Jenni Currie DOB 2/23/06 231/162/145 1 fill of 1.3ccs on 5/13/06PHYLLIS DRUMMOND <tobygirl5@...> wrote: I'm with you all - the weekends (and some evenings) are doing me in!! Why do we want to snack so much? I'm still very huge, but have lost over 55 pounds and feel so much better about myself. So why do I

spend the weekends un-doing the good work I've done during the week? If anyone has tips for getting beyond the munchies, please let us know!!! I've tried the strategy of getting up and finding a project to do, but then I think I "need a break" and that has always (in the past) meant sit down and eat something!! Hang in there, All!!! Phyllis

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Thanks Jenni,

Yeah, I know I need

to get away from the house. I go for days not being attracted to food, even

when I am at home so I don’t know what happened to me last weekend. I

think I almost sabotage myself on purpose…like I am afraid to get to goal…because

there will be nothing else to strive for? I know that doesn’t make sense….

Mills

DOB 3/1/05

280/165/160

5ft 6in size

8-10

http://www.tracyslapband.com

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of J Currie

Sent: Wednesday, September 27,

2006 2:09 PM

Subject: Re:

Re: Damn Weekends

You HAVE to find something else to do to take your mind off of eating

everything in sight at those weak times. Right after school is the

hardest time for me. If I go home I find myself eating until I am almost

sick. Therefore, I just don't go home! I find somewhere else to go

until time for me to go to my swim team practice. Once I get beyond that

time between school and swim team practice, I am fine. There are times

when we go to the mall and I try on a few clothes or something. Anything

to keep my mind occupied. However, on days that I have to go home because

my sons get tired of my afternoon, seemingly needless excursions, I throw on my

iPod and walking shoes and head out the door as soon as I can. I take a

water bottle with me and fill up on water. Most days I can handle it but

there are days that I find myself grazing. It seems there are moments

when I almost sabbotage all I have worked for and I do something like buy a

damn bag of Reese's Pieces and down the entire bag (not the individual serving

bag) in a matter of a few days! INSANE! I know certain things are

my weakness so I try not to buy them at all because I honestly have no control

over some addictions. I ran into the man who fills the snack machine in

our teacher's lounge right across the hall from my room. I begged him NOT

to put anymore of the Reese's Pieces in the machine. He kind of laughed

and told me to come pick what I wanted in the machine! So, I picked

everything that I don't like!!! :) Other teachers may

not be so happy with me!!! lol.

Basically, just GET OUT OF THE HOUSE!!! Run for your

life!!! You...or rather WE can get through these tough times of the

day. It's all in a matter of what we FORCE ourselves to do. If you

have to stay in the house, do something that gets your hands really dirty or

something so you won't want to eat!

Good luck and stay out of the kitchen!!!

Jenni Currie

DOB 2/23/06

231/162/145

1 fill of 1.3ccs on 5/13/06

PHYLLIS DRUMMOND

<tobygirl5sbcglobal (DOT) net> wrote:

I'm with you all - the weekends (and some evenings) are doing me

in!! Why do we want to snack so much? I'm still very huge, but have

lost over 55 pounds and feel so much better about myself. So why do I

spend the weekends un-doing the good work I've done during the week? If

anyone has tips for getting beyond the munchies, please let us know!!!

I've tried the strategy of getting up and finding a project to do, but then I

think I " need a break " and that has always (in the past) meant sit

down and eat something!! Hang in there, All!!! Phyllis

 

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My daughter say's that since I was a smoker for so long, it has something to do with the oral fixation of the hand to mouth thing....that..... and because the weight has been an issue for so long...it is also a bit of lack of self esteem and not allowing ourselves to believe that we are really worth this success.....a little deep....but she may have something. How do we get past this?????? Mills <tracy@...> wrote: Thanks Jenni, Yeah, I know I need to get away from the house. I go for days not being attracted to food, even when I am at home so I don’t know what happened to me last weekend. I think I almost sabotage myself on purpose…like I am afraid to get to goal…because there will be nothing else to strive for? I know that doesn’t make sense…. Mills DOB 3/1/05 280/165/160 5ft 6in size 8-10 http://www.tracyslapband.com From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of J CurrieSent: Wednesday, September 27, 2006 2:09 PM Subject: Re: Re: Damn Weekends You HAVE to find something else to do to take your mind off of eating everything in sight at those weak times. Right after school is the hardest time for me. If I go home I find myself eating until I am almost sick. Therefore, I just don't go home! I find somewhere else to go until time for me to go to my swim team practice. Once I get beyond that time between school and

swim team practice, I am fine. There are times when we go to the mall and I try on a few clothes or something. Anything to keep my mind occupied. However, on days that I have to go home because my sons get tired of my afternoon, seemingly needless excursions, I throw on my iPod and walking shoes and head out the door as soon as I can. I take a water bottle with me and fill up on water. Most days I can handle it but there are days that I find myself grazing. It seems there are moments when I almost sabbotage all I have worked for and I do something like buy a damn bag of Reese's Pieces and down the entire bag (not the individual serving bag) in a matter of a few days! INSANE! I know certain things are my weakness so I try not to buy them at all because I honestly have no control over some addictions. I ran into the man who fills the snack machine in our teacher's lounge right across the hall from my room. I begged

him NOT to put anymore of the Reese's Pieces in the machine. He kind of laughed and told me to come pick what I wanted in the machine! So, I picked everything that I don't like!!! :) Other teachers may not be so happy with me!!! lol. Basically, just GET OUT OF THE HOUSE!!! Run for your life!!! You...or rather WE can get through these tough times of the day. It's all in a matter of what we FORCE ourselves to do. If you have to stay in the house, do something that gets your hands really dirty or something so you won't want to eat! Good luck and stay out of the kitchen!!! Jenni Currie DOB 2/23/06 231/162/145 1 fill of 1.3ccs on 5/13/06PHYLLIS DRUMMOND

<tobygirl5sbcglobal (DOT) net> wrote: I'm with you all - the weekends (and some evenings) are doing me in!! Why do we want to snack so much? I'm still very huge, but have lost over 55 pounds and feel so much better about myself. So why do I spend the weekends un-doing the good work I've done during the week? If anyone has tips for getting beyond the munchies, please let us know!!! I've tried the strategy of getting up and finding a project to do, but then I think I "need a break" and that has always (in the past) meant sit down and eat something!! Hang in there, All!!! Phyllis Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min.

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, But it makes perfect sense. It is kind of like that onset of slight depression once the wedding you have planned for so long is over. Or like post-pardom depression. Very similar emotions. My biggest thing right now is I am worried that my face has really gotten too thin! Imagine that!!! My God, who would have thought!!! Anyway, I took these goofy pictures of my youngest son and I together...you know, the kind you take of yourselves with the camera stretched out in your hand. Well, oh my! My FACE looks HORRIBLE!!!! Where the hell did my cheeks go????? I can hear my dad now, "Jenni, you sure you want to lose more weight??" I haven't seen him since July and I kind of dread seeing him because he will think I have gotten too thin. Wait a minute! What did I just say?????? Are these really my words???? If they are, then why do I

still think of myself as a 250 pound lard ass????? lol There is this man at school, whom I detested even before this statement, who had the audacity to ask me the other day just how much more weight I wanted to lose. I told him, "Well, just until I reach my goal" (like a specific number was any of HIS business). He said, "Your face is really way to thin. You look sick. Your eyes are sinking in and your cheeks are gaunt." I was truly at a loss for words, which doesn't happen very often! I picked up my chin from the floor, looked at him and said, "Do you think your opinion really matters to me?" and walked out! So, what did I do? I began staring at myself in the mirror and obsessing about my face becoming too thin! I know I am driving my husband and my boys crazy because I keep asking them what they think but now I've started worrying about being too thin!!! (Part of

me thinks that is the most hilarious thing in the world!!!) Anyway, have a great day! I always enjoy your postings and I love your pictorial journal on your website. I feel a certain level of kinship....it seems we have alot of the same personality traits. It's late now, however, and I am going to bed. Jenni Mills <tracy@...> wrote: Thanks Jenni, Yeah, I know I need to get away from the house. I go for days not being attracted to food, even when I am at home so I don’t know what happened to me last weekend. I think I almost sabotage myself on purpose…like I am afraid to get to goal…because there will be nothing else to strive for? I know that doesn’t make sense….

Mills DOB 3/1/05 280/165/160 5ft 6in size 8-10 http://www.tracyslapband.com From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of J CurrieSent:

Wednesday, September 27, 2006 2:09 PM Subject: Re: Re: Damn Weekends You HAVE to find something else to do to take your mind off of eating everything in sight at those weak times. Right after school is the hardest time for me. If I go home I find myself eating until I am almost sick. Therefore, I just don't go home! I find somewhere else to go until time for me to go to my swim team practice. Once I get beyond that time between school and swim team practice, I am

fine. There are times when we go to the mall and I try on a few clothes or something. Anything to keep my mind occupied. However, on days that I have to go home because my sons get tired of my afternoon, seemingly needless excursions, I throw on my iPod and walking shoes and head out the door as soon as I can. I take a water bottle with me and fill up on water. Most days I can handle it but there are days that I find myself grazing. It seems there are moments when I almost sabbotage all I have worked for and I do something like buy a damn bag of Reese's Pieces and down the entire bag (not the individual serving bag) in a matter of a few days! INSANE! I know certain things are my weakness so I try not to buy them at all because I honestly have no control over some addictions. I ran into the man who fills the snack machine in our teacher's lounge right across the hall from my room. I begged him NOT to put anymore of

the Reese's Pieces in the machine. He kind of laughed and told me to come pick what I wanted in the machine! So, I picked everything that I don't like!!! :) Other teachers may not be so happy with me!!! lol. Basically, just GET OUT OF THE HOUSE!!! Run for your life!!! You...or rather WE can get through these tough times of the day. It's all in a matter of what we FORCE ourselves to do. If you have to stay in the house, do something that gets your hands really dirty or something so you won't want to eat! Good luck and stay out of the kitchen!!! Jenni Currie DOB 2/23/06 231/162/145 1 fill of 1.3ccs on 5/13/06PHYLLIS DRUMMOND

<tobygirl5sbcglobal (DOT) net> wrote: I'm with you all - the weekends (and some evenings) are doing me in!! Why do we want to snack so much? I'm still very huge, but have lost over 55 pounds and feel so much better about myself. So why do I spend the weekends un-doing the good work I've done during the week? If anyone has tips for getting beyond the munchies, please let us know!!! I've tried the strategy of getting up and finding a project to do, but then I think I "need a break" and that has always (in the past) meant sit down and eat something!! Hang in there, All!!! Phyllis Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min.

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Hi Jenni,

Yes, when

someone comments on something, it does affect me too. Someone told me I didn’t

need to lose any more weight. I also said “I just have 5 more to go, then

I can say ‘I got there’ “. They looked me up and down and

said your gonna be all skin and bones. My argument to that is, they can’t

see what I look like under my clothes. 5 lbs will make all the difference. I

have flab on my back and love handles. I just know they will be gone with those

5lbs. It is kinda weird because when I was heavier (and remember the highest

weight was 300lbs in Feb 1994) I used to think 5 to 10 lbs was nothing. My

skinny friends would say “I need to lose 10lbs” and I would laugh

at them inside my head, like they were idiots or something. Now I understand.

My pants fit better even with 1lb loss. My shirts hang better.

As a side note

I might add that it took me 4 days to lose the 2 lbs that I gained in 2 days

over the weekend!! Now I only have one day to do anything before it hits me

again and Sunday is the Cowboys game!! (I always like to eat while watching the

game…I mean come on, who doesn’t?) Maybe I can buy a bunch of low

cal snacks….or I could always eat a piece of really doughy bread and slime

and get stuck and not want to eat anything else. (Just kidding, I will be nice

to my band) J

Mills

DOB 3/1/05

280/165/160

5ft 6in size

8-10

http://www.tracyslapband.com

From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of J Currie

Sent: Wednesday, September 27,

2006 11:16 PM

Subject: RE:

Re: Damn Weekends

,

But it makes perfect sense. It is kind of like that onset of

slight depression once the wedding you have planned for so long is over.

Or like post-pardom depression. Very similar emotions.

My biggest thing right now is I am worried that my face has really

gotten too thin! Imagine that!!! My God, who would have

thought!!! Anyway, I took these goofy pictures of my youngest son and I

together...you know, the kind you take of yourselves with the camera stretched

out in your hand. Well, oh my! My FACE looks HORRIBLE!!!!

Where the hell did my cheeks go????? I can hear my dad now, " Jenni,

you sure you want to lose more weight?? " I haven't seen him since July

and I kind of dread seeing him because he will think I have gotten too

thin. Wait a minute! What did I just say?????? Are these

really my words???? If they are, then why do I still think of myself as a

250 pound lard ass????? lol

There is this man at school, whom I detested even before this

statement, who had the audacity to ask me the other day just how much more

weight I wanted to lose. I told him, " Well, just until I reach my

goal " (like a specific number was any of HIS business). He

said, " Your face is really way to thin. You look sick. Your

eyes are sinking in and your cheeks are gaunt. " I was truly at a

loss for words, which doesn't happen very often! I picked up my chin from

the floor, looked at him and said, " Do you think your opinion really

matters to me? " and walked out! So, what did I do? I began

staring at myself in the mirror and obsessing about my face becoming too

thin! I know I am driving my husband and my boys crazy because I keep

asking them what they think but now I've started worrying about being too thin!!!

(Part of me thinks that is the most hilarious thing in the world!!!)

Anyway, have a great day! I always enjoy your postings and I love

your pictorial journal on your website. I feel a certain level of

kinship....it seems we have alot of the same personality traits. It's

late now, however, and I am going to bed.

Jenni

Mills <tracytracyslapband>

wrote:

Thanks Jenni,

Yeah, I know I

need to get away from the house. I go for days not being attracted to food,

even when I am at home so I don’t know what happened to me last weekend.

I think I almost sabotage myself on purpose…like I am afraid to get to

goal…because there will be nothing else to strive for? I know that

doesn’t make sense….

Mills

DOB 3/1/05

280/165/160

5ft 6in size

8-10

http://www.tracyslapband.com

From:

[mailto: ]

On Behalf Of J Currie

Sent: Wednesday, September 27,

2006 2:09 PM

Subject: Re:

Re: Damn Weekends

You HAVE to find something else to do to take your mind off of eating

everything in sight at those weak times. Right after school is the

hardest time for me. If I go home I find myself eating until I am almost

sick. Therefore, I just don't go home! I find somewhere else to go

until time for me to go to my swim team practice. Once I get beyond that

time between school and swim team practice, I am fine. There are times

when we go to the mall and I try on a few clothes or something. Anything

to keep my mind occupied. However, on days that I have to go home because

my sons get tired of my afternoon, seemingly needless excursions, I throw on my

iPod and walking shoes and head out the door as soon as I can. I take a

water bottle with me and fill up on water. Most days I can handle it but

there are days that I find myself grazing. It seems there are moments

when I almost sabbotage all I have worked for and I do something like buy a

damn bag of Reese's Pieces and down the entire bag (not the individual serving

bag) in a matter of a few days! INSANE! I know certain things are

my weakness so I try not to buy them at all because I honestly have no control

over some addictions. I ran into the man who fills the snack machine in

our teacher's lounge right across the hall from my room. I begged him NOT

to put anymore of the Reese's Pieces in the machine. He kind of laughed

and told me to come pick what I wanted in the machine! So, I picked

everything that I don't like!!! :) Other teachers may

not be so happy with me!!! lol.

Basically, just GET OUT OF THE HOUSE!!! Run for your

life!!! You...or rather WE can get through these tough times of the

day. It's all in a matter of what we FORCE ourselves to do. If you

have to stay in the house, do something that gets your hands really dirty or

something so you won't want to eat!

Good luck and stay out of the kitchen!!!

Jenni Currie

DOB 2/23/06

231/162/145

1 fill of 1.3ccs on 5/13/06

PHYLLIS DRUMMOND

<tobygirl5sbcglobal (DOT) net> wrote:

I'm with you all - the weekends (and some evenings) are doing me

in!! Why do we want to snack so much? I'm still very huge, but have

lost over 55 pounds and feel so much better about myself. So why do I

spend the weekends un-doing the good work I've done during the week? If

anyone has tips for getting beyond the munchies, please let us know!!!

I've tried the strategy of getting up and finding a project to do, but then I

think I " need a break " and that has always (in the past) meant sit

down and eat something!! Hang in there, All!!! Phyllis

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3 Oreos. That will cure the urge. TRUST ME!!! lol Jenni Mills <tracy@...> wrote: Hi Jenni, Yes,

when someone comments on something, it does affect me too. Someone told me I didn’t need to lose any more weight. I also said “I just have 5 more to go, then I can say ‘I got there’ “. They looked me up and down and said your gonna be all skin and bones. My argument to that is, they can’t see what I look like under my clothes. 5 lbs will make all the difference. I have flab on my back and love handles. I just know they will be gone with those 5lbs. It is kinda weird because when I was heavier (and remember the highest weight was 300lbs in Feb 1994) I used to think 5 to 10 lbs was nothing. My skinny friends would say “I need to lose 10lbs” and I would laugh at them inside my head, like they were idiots or something. Now I understand. My pants fit better even with 1lb loss. My shirts hang better. As a side note I might add that it took me 4 days to lose the 2 lbs that I gained in 2 days over the weekend!! Now I only have one day to do anything before it hits me again and Sunday is the Cowboys game!! (I always like to eat while watching the game…I mean come on, who doesn’t?) Maybe I can buy a bunch of low cal snacks….or I could always eat a piece of really doughy bread and slime and get stuck and not want to eat anything else. (Just kidding, I will be nice to my band) J Mills DOB 3/1/05 280/165/160 5ft 6in size 8-10 http://www.tracyslapband.com From: [mailto: ] On Behalf Of J CurrieSent: Wednesday, September 27, 2006 11:16 PM Subject: RE: Re: Damn Weekends , But it makes perfect sense. It is kind of like that onset of slight depression once the wedding you have planned for so long is over. Or like post-pardom depression. Very similar emotions. My biggest thing right now is I am worried that my face has really gotten too thin! Imagine that!!! My God, who would have thought!!! Anyway, I took these goofy pictures of my youngest son and I together...you know, the kind you take of yourselves with the camera stretched out in your hand. Well, oh my! My FACE looks HORRIBLE!!!! Where the hell did my cheeks go????? I can hear my dad now, "Jenni, you sure you want to lose more weight??" I

haven't seen him since July and I kind of dread seeing him because he will think I have gotten too thin. Wait a minute! What did I just say?????? Are these really my words???? If they are, then why do I still think of myself as a 250 pound lard ass????? lol There is this man at school, whom I detested even before this statement, who had the audacity to ask me the other day just how much more weight I wanted to lose. I told him, "Well, just until I reach my goal" (like a specific number was any of HIS business). He said, "Your face is really way to thin. You look sick. Your eyes are sinking in and your cheeks are gaunt." I was truly at a loss for

words, which doesn't happen very often! I picked up my chin from the floor, looked at him and said, "Do you think your opinion really matters to me?" and walked out! So, what did I do? I began staring at myself in the mirror and obsessing about my face becoming too thin! I know I am driving my husband and my boys crazy because I keep asking them what they think but now I've started worrying about being too thin!!! (Part of me thinks that is the most hilarious thing in the world!!!) Anyway, have a great day! I always enjoy your postings and I love your pictorial journal on your website. I feel a certain level of kinship....it seems we have alot of the same personality

traits. It's late now, however, and I am going to bed. Jenni Mills <tracytracyslapband> wrote: Thanks Jenni, Yeah, I know I need to get away from the house. I go for days not being attracted to food, even when I am at home so I don’t know what happened to me last weekend. I think I almost sabotage myself on purpose…like I am afraid to get to goal…because there will be nothing else to strive for? I know that doesn’t make sense…. Mills DOB 3/1/05 280/165/160 5ft 6in size 8-10 http://www.tracyslapband.com From:

[mailto: ] On Behalf Of J CurrieSent: Wednesday, September 27, 2006 2:09 PM Subject: Re: Re: Damn Weekends You HAVE to find something else to do to take your mind off of eating everything in sight at those weak times. Right after school is the hardest time for me. If I go home I find myself eating until I am almost sick.

Therefore, I just don't go home! I find somewhere else to go until time for me to go to my swim team practice. Once I get beyond that time between school and swim team practice, I am fine. There are times when we go to the mall and I try on a few clothes or something. Anything to keep my mind occupied. However, on days that I have to go home because my sons get tired of my afternoon, seemingly needless excursions, I throw on my iPod and walking shoes and head out the door as soon as I can. I take a water bottle with me and fill up on water. Most days I can handle it but there are days that I find myself grazing. It seems there are moments when I almost sabbotage all I have worked for and I do something like buy a damn bag of Reese's Pieces and down the entire bag (not the individual serving bag) in a matter of a few days! INSANE! I know certain things are my weakness so I try not to buy them at all because I

honestly have no control over some addictions. I ran into the man who fills the snack machine in our teacher's lounge right across the hall from my room. I begged him NOT to put anymore of the Reese's Pieces in the machine. He kind of laughed and told me to come pick what I wanted in the machine! So, I picked everything that I don't like!!! :) Other teachers may not be so happy with me!!! lol. Basically, just GET OUT OF THE HOUSE!!! Run for your life!!! You...or rather WE can get through these tough times of the day. It's all in a matter of what we FORCE ourselves to do. If you have to stay in the house, do something that gets your hands really dirty or something so you won't want to eat! Good luck and stay out of the kitchen!!! Jenni Currie DOB 2/23/06 231/162/145 1 fill of 1.3ccs on 5/13/06PHYLLIS DRUMMOND <tobygirl5sbcglobal (DOT) net>

wrote: I'm with you all - the weekends (and some evenings) are doing me in!! Why do we want to snack so much? I'm still very huge, but have lost over 55 pounds and feel so much better about myself. So why do I spend the weekends un-doing the good work I've done during the week? If anyone has tips for getting beyond the munchies, please let us know!!! I've tried the strategy of getting up and finding a project to do, but then I think I "need a break" and that has always (in the past) meant sit down and eat something!! Hang in there, All!!! Phyllis Talk is cheap. Use Messenger to make PC-to-Phone calls. Great rates starting at 1¢/min. How low will we go? Check out Messenger’s low PC-to-Phone call rates.

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, I so very much identify with you. Here are my suggestions for Game

Day!

Plain popcorn-Tropicana makes a sugar free orange drink that with crushed

ice is so very good-I have even reverted to gum chewing to make the hunger

and oral gratification feeling a little easier to deal with. Veggies with

fat free ranch dressing for dipping would also be good. At least calorie

wise that would give you some " munchie satisfaction " . Good luck!

C

Tampa

>From: " Mills " <tracy@...>

>Reply-

>< >

>Subject: RE: Re: Damn Weekends

>Date: Thu, 28 Sep 2006 07:28:40 -0500

>

>Hi Jenni,

>

>Yes, when someone comments on something, it does affect me too. Someone

>told

>me I didn’t need to lose any more weight. I also said “I just have 5 more

>to

>go, then I can say ‘I got there’ “. They looked me up and down and said

>your

>gonna be all skin and bones. My argument to that is, they can’t see what I

>look like under my clothes. 5 lbs will make all the difference. I have flab

>on my back and love handles. I just know they will be gone with those 5lbs.

>It is kinda weird because when I was heavier (and remember the highest

>weight was 300lbs in Feb 1994) I used to think 5 to 10 lbs was nothing. My

>skinny friends would say “I need to lose 10lbs” and I would laugh at them

>inside my head, like they were idiots or something. Now I understand. My

>pants fit better even with 1lb loss. My shirts hang better.

>

>

>

>As a side note I might add that it took me 4 days to lose the 2 lbs that I

>gained in 2 days over the weekend!! Now I only have one day to do anything

>before it hits me again and Sunday is the Cowboys game!! (I always like to

>eat while watching the game…I mean come on, who doesn’t?) Maybe I can buy a

>bunch of low cal snacks….or I could always eat a piece of really doughy

>bread and slime and get stuck and not want to eat anything else. (Just

>kidding, I will be nice to my band) :-)

>

>

>

> Mills

>

>DOB 3/1/05

>

>280/165/160

>

>5ft 6in size 8-10

>

>http://www.tracyslapband.com

>

>

>

> _____

>

>From:

>[mailto: ] On Behalf Of J Currie

>Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2006 11:16 PM

>

>Subject: RE: Re: Damn Weekends

>

>

>

>,

>

>But it makes perfect sense. It is kind of like that onset of slight

>depression once the wedding you have planned for so long is over. Or like

>post-pardom depression. Very similar emotions.

>

>

>

>My biggest thing right now is I am worried that my face has really gotten

>too thin! Imagine that!!! My God, who would have thought!!! Anyway, I

>took these goofy pictures of my youngest son and I together...you know, the

>kind you take of yourselves with the camera stretched out in your hand.

>Well, oh my! My FACE looks HORRIBLE!!!! Where the hell did my cheeks

>go????? I can hear my dad now, " Jenni, you sure you want to lose more

>weight?? " I haven't seen him since July and I kind of dread seeing him

>because he will think I have gotten too thin. Wait a minute! What did I

>just say?????? Are these really my words???? If they are, then why do I

>still think of myself as a 250 pound lard ass????? lol

>

>

>

>There is this man at school, whom I detested even before this statement,

>who

>had the audacity to ask me the other day just how much more weight I wanted

>to lose. I told him, " Well, just until I reach my goal " (like a specific

>number was any of HIS business). He said, " Your face is really way to

>thin.

>You look sick. Your eyes are sinking in and your cheeks are gaunt. " I was

>truly at a loss for words, which doesn't happen very often! I picked up my

>chin from the floor, looked at him and said, " Do you think your opinion

>really matters to me? " and walked out! So, what did I do? I began staring

>at myself in the mirror and obsessing about my face becoming too thin! I

>know I am driving my husband and my boys crazy because I keep asking them

>what they think but now I've started worrying about being too thin!!!

>(Part

>of me thinks that is the most hilarious thing in the world!!!)

>

>

>

>Anyway, have a great day! I always enjoy your postings and I love your

>pictorial journal on your website. I feel a certain level of kinship....it

>seems we have alot of the same personality traits. It's late now, however,

>and I am going to bed.

>

>

>

>Jenni

>

> Mills <tracy@...> wrote:

>

>Thanks Jenni,

>

>Yeah, I know I need to get away from the house. I go for days not being

>attracted to food, even when I am at home so I don’t know what happened to

>me last weekend. I think I almost sabotage myself on purpose…like I am

>afraid to get to goal…because there will be nothing else to strive for? I

>know that doesn’t make sense….

>

> Mills

>

>DOB 3/1/05

>

>280/165/160

>

>5ft 6in size 8-10

>

>http://www.tracysla <http://www.tracyslapband.com/> pband.com

>

>

> _____

>

>

>From:

>[mailto: ] On Behalf Of J Currie

>Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2006 2:09 PM

>

>Subject: Re: Re: Damn Weekends

>

>You HAVE to find something else to do to take your mind off of eating

>everything in sight at those weak times. Right after school is the hardest

>time for me. If I go home I find myself eating until I am almost sick.

>Therefore, I just don't go home! I find somewhere else to go until time

>for

>me to go to my swim team practice. Once I get beyond that time between

>school and swim team practice, I am fine. There are times when we go to

>the

>mall and I try on a few clothes or something. Anything to keep my mind

>occupied. However, on days that I have to go home because my sons get

>tired

>of my afternoon, seemingly needless excursions, I throw on my iPod and

>walking shoes and head out the door as soon as I can. I take a water

>bottle

>with me and fill up on water. Most days I can handle it but there are days

>that I find myself grazing. It seems there are moments when I almost

>sabbotage all I have worked for and I do something like buy a damn bag of

>Reese's Pieces and down the entire bag (not the individual serving bag) in

>a

>matter of a few days! INSANE! I know certain things are my weakness so I

>try not to buy them at all because I honestly have no control over some

>addictions. I ran into the man who fills the snack machine in our

>teacher's

>lounge right across the hall from my room. I begged him NOT to put anymore

>of the Reese's Pieces in the machine. He kind of laughed and told me to

>come pick what I wanted in the machine! So, I picked everything that I

>don't like!!! :) Other teachers may not be so happy with me!!! lol.

>

>Basically, just GET OUT OF THE HOUSE!!! Run for your life!!! You...or

>rather WE can get through these tough times of the day. It's all in a

>matter of what we FORCE ourselves to do. If you have to stay in the house,

>do something that gets your hands really dirty or something so you won't

>want to eat!

>

>Good luck and stay out of the kitchen!!!

>

>Jenni Currie

>

>DOB 2/23/06

>

>231/162/145

>

>1 fill of 1.3ccs on 5/13/06

>

>PHYLLIS DRUMMOND <tobygirl5@...> wrote:

>

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>do we want to snack so much? I'm still very huge, but have lost over 55

>pounds and feel so much better about myself. So why do I spend the

>weekends

>un-doing the good work I've done during the week? If anyone has tips for

>getting beyond the munchies, please let us know!!! I've tried the strategy

>of getting up and finding a project to do, but then I think I " need a

>break "

>and that has always (in the past) meant sit down and eat something!! Hang

>in there, All!!! Phyllis

>

>

>

>

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Thanks for the suggestion ! I also have the gum chewing habit down pat

too. It helps me a lot. I will stock up!

Mills

DOB 3/1/05

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5ft 6in size 8-10

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Re: Re: Damn Weekends

>

>You HAVE to find something else to do to take your mind off of eating

>everything in sight at those weak times. Right after school is the hardest

>time for me. If I go home I find myself eating until I am almost sick.

>Therefore, I just don't go home! I find somewhere else to go until time

>for

>me to go to my swim team practice. Once I get beyond that time between

>school and swim team practice, I am fine. There are times when we go to

>the

>mall and I try on a few clothes or something. Anything to keep my mind

>occupied. However, on days that I have to go home because my sons get

>tired

>of my afternoon, seemingly needless excursions, I throw on my iPod and

>walking shoes and head out the door as soon as I can. I take a water

>bottle

>with me and fill up on water. Most days I can handle it but there are days

>that I find myself grazing. It seems there are moments when I almost

>sabbotage all I have worked for and I do something like buy a damn bag of

>Reese's Pieces and down the entire bag (not the individual serving bag) in

>a

>matter of a few days! INSANE! I know certain things are my weakness so I

>try not to buy them at all because I honestly have no control over some

>addictions. I ran into the man who fills the snack machine in our

>teacher's

>lounge right across the hall from my room. I begged him NOT to put anymore

>of the Reese's Pieces in the machine. He kind of laughed and told me to

>come pick what I wanted in the machine! So, I picked everything that I

>don't like!!! :) Other teachers may not be so happy with me!!! lol.

>

>Basically, just GET OUT OF THE HOUSE!!! Run for your life!!! You...or

>rather WE can get through these tough times of the day. It's all in a

>matter of what we FORCE ourselves to do. If you have to stay in the house,

>do something that gets your hands really dirty or something so you won't

>want to eat!

>

>Good luck and stay out of the kitchen!!!

>

>Jenni Currie

>

>DOB 2/23/06

>

>231/162/145

>

>1 fill of 1.3ccs on 5/13/06

>

>PHYLLIS DRUMMOND <tobygirl5@...> wrote:

>

>I'm with you all - the weekends (and some evenings) are doing me in!! Why

>do we want to snack so much? I'm still very huge, but have lost over 55

>pounds and feel so much better about myself. So why do I spend the

>weekends

>un-doing the good work I've done during the week? If anyone has tips for

>getting beyond the munchies, please let us know!!! I've tried the strategy

>of getting up and finding a project to do, but then I think I " need a

>break "

>and that has always (in the past) meant sit down and eat something!! Hang

>in there, All!!! Phyllis

>

>

>

>

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